Tweety dissed the Chimperor top to bottom on his show this morning

[jazzjunkysue]

He said 9 of 12 experts he asked think the Boy King's presidency is a total failure.

He said he's got all the wrong ideas and no $$ to make them happen.

The word delusional was used in the same sentence with Iraq and Bush.

"He's clearly not a conservative, and the war was wrong from the start."

It could only have been worse if they had video of W humping a black male prostitute while shooting heroin wearing an inverted cross.

I kinda liked it!
:bounce:

[Hubert Flottz]

1. Tweety is chasing the ratings again!

He makes me Puke even when I ain't hung over! :puke:

[burythehatchet]

6. spot on

his inbox must have been on fire this week so he immediately makes a left turn. What a tool.

[kstewart33]

29. You are exactly right, Hubert!

Tweety swings with the prevailing wind.

[MADem]

2. He's been watching his ratings TANK, so he's changing his tune

MSNBC got a shitload of mail about some of his fawning programs, and the ratings have suffered. The only bump he gets are in the last five minutes of his show, as people switch over to watch Olbermann.....

[OzarkDem]

24. Too late, Tweety. I stopped watching over a month ago

Won't be going back.

[joemurphy]

34. Me either. Screw Tweety. n/t

[Kierkegaard]

3. Probably a lover's quarrel.

He'll get back to fellating the Chimp on Monday. Betcha...

[UTUSN]

35. K&R #1 for LOL over most hilarious headline - "lover's quarrel" n/t

[Kierkegaard]

54. Thanks!

I'm here all week! Don't forget to tip the wait staff...

:P

[UTUSN]

62. We need 4 more K&Rs for this Tweety milestone

the milestone being, his going public with the lover's quarrel.

[wtmusic]

4. Let's go back to Tweety beating the war drums

three years ago, and have him admit he has blood on his hands. THEN that POS has the right to sleep at night.

[jazzjunkysue]

7. Right. He's got quite alot of blood on his hands. He's evil.

[Kahuna]

8. Tweety never supported the war. That makes him even more

of a whore. He KNOWS and knew in the lead up that it was pure folly. But he continues to make excuses for the chimp and blame everybody (Cheney and the neocons) for the chimp's droppings.

[wtmusic]

18. Looking back over Hardball transcripts

from 2003 I have to admit you're right. Tweety was one of the few who was questioning the decision at all.

The reason he's defending Dubya now is that he admitted he voted for him. Why not just say you made a mistake, Chris?

[Kahuna]

56. Right. He just can't admit that he made an error in judgement.

:pals:

[joemurphy]

37. You are right on this. Tweety thought the war was a bad idea.

Chided the Neocons about "democratizing" the Middle East. But his criticism wasn't very strong and mostly blames the Iraq War on Democrats for their lack of opposition -- which is totally off base.

I'm not watching Tweety any more. He's unfair and biased.

[SoFlaJet]

49. I was a religious watcher back the (of Hardball)

and you're right he WAS against the war at the outset and then he went on some far eastern vacation with his sons and came back with some mysterious viral disease and almost died-lost a lot of weight too.Anybody else remember that?Was it some kind of warning shot across the bow?Bob Stevens (from about 3 miles from where I live)and the anthrax stuff comes to mind now-and then.

[Zen Democrat]

36. Wrong. Tweety came out against the war. Wrote a long column about it.

But after the invasion began, he was jumping up and down with delight and fervor. He undoubtedly saw what happened to Phil Donahue, who had the highest rated MSNBC program when he was axed because MSNBC was uncomfortable with his anti-war stance.

Donahue was fired, in my opinion, to keep people like Matthews in line.

[Kahuna]

5. "Teeter-Tooter Matthews." Next week he will say the exact opposite.

What a buffoon. :puke:

[Quakerfriend]

11. ditto ;-)!

He's become perfectly predictable.

[salin]

16. Bingo!

I would say his hero worship of BUsh comments out number his critical comments about 5:2.

[in_cog_ni_to]

9. Tomorrow he will be kissing the idiot's ass after KKKRove

:spank: him. He'll pay for wandering off the WH talking points.

[Jade Fox]

10. It's interesting to watch him and Russert....

start acting like real journalists, at least for the time being. Both of them have been getting their butts kicked for being compromised lap-dogs.

[KoKo]

13. They aren't acting like journalists..they are both being boycotted by

folks who are sick of their lies. They lie and lie and it's not worth watching either of them.

[Jade Fox]

23. They are responding to being criticized....

though, and I find that encouraging. It means we're getting to them, or the polls are, but something is making them act different.

[KoKo]

31. How do you know this? Based on what you say you saw on one show

by each of them. Your own interpretation of one show while there are years of documented lies? And just in the last month the lies by both of them caused the boycott.

[Armstead]

26. Maybe, but that's not acting like journalists either

If they were really journalists, they would not be trying to tailor their analysis and questyions to appease eitehr left or right.

They'd simply ask tough questions of both sides in the interest of getting to the truth.

They'd also do some actual homework, and take the debate beyond the "spin." They wouldn't merely browbeat guests with the "talking points" of the other side, but would actually ask probing questions to carry the discussion beyond the gridlock of Dueling Spin.

[Warren Stupidity]

12. Please do not watch Hardball or give him web hits either.

Boycott Tweety!

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

14. What, they let total failures onto Mt. Rushmore now?

During another segment, Matthews also stated: "If gamble that he can create a democracy in the middle of the Arab world" is successful, "he belongs on Mount Rushmore."

[Lex]

15. Tweety is dead to me.

(I stole this line from another DU'er, but it's how I feel as well.)

[AndyA]

17. He's just a ratings whore

He'll do whatever it takes to get the peeps to watch his show. The problem is, everyone's on to him now and nobody cares what he has to say.

He's like a common street ho with a bunch of used condoms. All the johns know they have holes in them... :yoiks:

[Mikimouse]

19. Poor baby didn't get his usual check this week...n/t

[vicman]

20. This buttmunch

is all over the map, lately. One outrageous comment after the other. I think he's lost he's mind.

[peekaloo]

21. Screw him. He was just slobbering all over DimWit's crotch on the early

Today show yesterday.

[Poiuyt]

22. Time for positive reenforcement

We criticize Tweety when he acts like an ass, we should also send him letters thanking him when he exposes the truth.

[KoKo]

25. You've gotta be kidding! They could care less what we think...money is

jingling in their pockets for their Corporate Whoremasters. Every view gives them more jingling...

[Bumblebee]

27. Tomorrow he will adore him again. Tweety has no there there

[Slit Skirt]

28. well I am glad he is saying that....

but what will he say NEXT WEEK?

[NMDemDist2]

30. tweety is freaking schizo

I can't keep up with his flip flops so I just quit watching

[blm]

43. He's aptly nicknamed "Smeagol"......"my precious"

.

[jilln]

32. Black male prostitute?

Is that supposed to be sleazier than a white female prostitute?

[jazzjunkysue]

45. Please: I'm referencing the right's bigotry, not mine.

This is a context of "what would it take for his followers to turn on him?". I believe his success is based in our country's bigotry. He makes bigotry seem respectable. So, while his supporters would think it was cute if he chased white tail, they'd feel betrayed if they had to see him "with" a black person of either gender.

No disrespect of our board was intented.

[I Have A Dream]

51. My guess is that it was meant to be what the general population...

would view as being bad -- not a reflection of what the OP viewed as being bad. The general population would definitely view someone being with a black male prostitute as being worse than being with a white female prostitute.

[KoKo]

33. Here are links to Chris Matthew's Boycott and lies...

Open Letter To Chris Matthews
So you've launched a boycott of "Hardball's" advertisers? We are asking companies
to refrain from associating their products with Chris Matthews' hateful, ...
www.openlettertochrismatthews.blogspot.com/ - 63k - Cached - Similar pages

Daily Kos: Chris Matthews
Mayor Villaraigosa: I think what they want is the American dream and are willing
to work for it... Don't forget Chris Matthews boycott central here. ...
feeds.dailykos.com/dailykos/index?m=2478 - 6k - Cached - Similar pages

Take Part In The MSNBC-Chris Matthews-Hardball Boycott | Fired Up ...
Fired Up is a network of sites for political news and commentary.
www.firedupamerica.com/chris_matthews - 21k - Cached - Similar pages

Democratic Underground - Matthews Boycott Launched!
"Chris Matthews is a major opinion leader who has repeatedly compared Democrats
to Osama ... Matthews Boycott Launched! Presstitutes, Jan-25-06 03:43 PM, #0 ...
www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=364&topic_id=238558&mesg... - 60k - Cached - Similar pages

[KoKo]

38. Tim Russert's Lies .....Links

To Tim Russert
To Tim Russert: Why Did You Ask Senator Obama About Harry Belafonte? ... on Tim
Russert's question · Blogs that link to this site · Open Letter to Chris ...
openlettertotimrussert.blogspot.com/ - 21k - Cached - Similar pages Open Letter To Tim Russert: Russert Feels the Heat, Lashes Out at ...
Months before Open Letter to Tim Russert was launched in response to Russert's
racially-tinged interview with Barack Obama, Arianna Huffington was on his ...
openlettertotimrussert.blogspot.com/2006/01/russert-feels-heat-lashes-out-at.html - 34k - Cached - Similar pages
< More results from openlettertotimrussert.blogspot.com >

Crooks and Liars
Here's the "Open Letter to Tim Russert". 3:40:23 PM. Comments ... Tim Russert
joined Matt Lauer on the Today Show, and misstated the real scandal that Jack ...
www.crooksandliars.com/2006/01/27.html - 52k - Feb 3, 2006 - Cached - Similar pages Crooks and Liars
He said he was shocked and amazed that the letter -- which he received last ...
When asked yesterday by Tim Russert about this e-mail, Cornyn accused Reed ...
www.crooksandliars.com/2006/01/09.html - 44k - Feb 3, 2006 - Cached - Similar pages

[Lefty48197]

39. His supporters will back him until the ship reaches the bottom of the sea

None of them have any connection to reality.

[demgurl]

40. May his ratings tank and go down with his good pal Abramoff. eom

[gizmo1979]

41. He changes what he says

according to who his guests are.He' all over the place and accomplishes nothing.Pick a stance and go with it.Or state the facts and let people make up their own minds.

[Mr_Spock]

42. Tweety??

Are you sure it wasn't an imposter?

[jazzjunkysue]

47. That's correct. It was in fact, the fat yellow man, himself.

[kenny blankenship]

44. *'s domestic agenda: EVERYTHING conservatives have always talked about

and if there's any difference between his foreign policy and the foreign policy of Reagan it's simply that Bush's version of global domination is more visible and more visibly murderous. Reagan also killed tens of thousands of people, all around the world but particularly in Central America. Bush's imperial adventures are launched under our own flag making them more obvious than Reagan's covert wars in Central America and in the Persian Gulf (where Ronnie waged a multiyear undeclared war against Iran in international and territorial waters). Bush's murders are thus more obvious and so too are his failures.
Republicans may like to say that "Bush is no conservative" because he's such a disaster; but they can hardly deny that he has acted out ALL the things they always said were conservative values in policy, with the singular exception of his profligate spending. But for that matter, NO elected Republican has walked that talk in my lifetime anyway so that's just more of their bullshit. "Conservative" priorities in foreign policy are simply a disaster, a TOTAL FAILURE just as their social policies are a disaster, and just as their "fiscal restraint" rhetoric is total bullshit which in practice and as a matter of historical fact, has proven itself to be totally incompatible with their tax-cutting, economy gutting, global-warfareing, "conservative values".

[I Have A Dream]

52. I agree. I've even seen posts here saying that he's not a conservative.

Everytime we say that, it gives the right an out during the next election: Bush was never a conservative, so make sure we elect a "real conservative" next time. No, make sure you elect someone on the left next time!

[Beausoir]

46. No "Sunny nobility" quotes about Commander CodPiece?

I don't watch his show anymore.

[Hamlette]

48. His Sunday morning show has always been different from his nightly show

he has always been reasonable on his Sunday morning show, it is VERY different from his evening show.

The Sunday talk shows are a different format. Evening infotainment shows is a bunch of white men screaming at guests. He plays that then.

His also has no "guests" on his Sunday show, its all other journalists. He won't eat his own.

Just like most of the rest of the world, good on Sunday, horrid the rest of the week.

[senseandsensibility]

55. Which show gets better ratings?

I would think that the Sunday one does, but I'm sure they're both very low.

[Hamlette]

60. brings up a pet peve of mine...where does one find ratings?

I've looked for TV show ratings (Olberman lately) and they are difficult, if impossible to find.

I have no idea which show gets better ratings. I've heard Olberman does better than his nightly show (yea!) but, as I said...finding out?

So what's up with that? I can find out how many time zones there are on the moon but I can't find TV ratings on the internet. The people who know the ratings are better at keeping secrets than the CIA.

[senseandsensibility]

61. I've read about Tweety and Keith's ratings on DU

but I don't remember the links. Anyone remember? I've seen posts comparing CNN and FAUX, and o'lielly and olberman, and all kinds of things. So SOMEONE has it. I'd like to know too.:)

[Kahuna]

58. This is true. I've observed the same thing.

nt

[meti57b]

50. it depends on what you call "failure". He has been quite successful in ...

accomplishing what they intended. They bankrupted our country so that it is very difficult or impossible to fund social programs ... programs that benefit people. They are slowly but surely eroding the basic rights that our Constitution reserved to us.

[shance]

53. The best operatives are ones like Matthews. One minute they are

saying gays and liberals caused the burning of a church, then, to cover their ass, they will confuse by doing a smear on the president.

Their job is to confuse and distort the American public.

[Nomen Tuum]

57. Please Sylvester, Eat Tweety once and for all

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[Justice Is Comin]

59. It's like his battery isn't all the way in.

It just makes contact every so often.

[Generator]

63. It's a little late when he did everything in his power

to make sure the boy king got re-elected. I KNOW that for sure-I watched "Tweety" up until just about november 2004. His trashing of Kerry-mean-vile stuff-including Teresa got to be too much and that's when I vowed to never watch him again. He will go down in journalistic history for the hack he is. He never has a decent word about Democrats-and from what I hear (I didn't watch him during the Clinton years) he never has. Defending him on a message board called Democrtatic anything is the height of irony. And he is worse than all the rest because he claimed he was a Democrat for a long time-even though he admitted to voting for Bush in 2000. ( He despised Gore, apparently-yeah Gore is a real man to despise isn't he?) He's the blatant traitor in our midst with the million dollar paycheck who spends his off time hobnobbing with everyone we know is against us.